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gnome-xml

gnome-xml is a non-validating XML engine written by Daniel Veillard of the World Wide Web Consortium. It can parse XML into a tree structure, and output a tree structure as XML. It's useful for any application that needs to load and save structured data; many Gnome applications use it as a file format. This library does not depend on any of the others, not even glib --- so it is tied to Gnome in name only. However, you can expect most Gnome users to have it installed, so it should not inconvenience your users if your application uses this library.

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